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International interest in app is record-setting

Tue, May 28, 2024
Matt Kucinski

International interest in a app education has never been higher. In fact, a record-setting 20 percent of next year’s incoming class will hail from outside the United States.

“It’s exciting to see the momentum happening at app right now,” said Lauren Jensen, the university’s vice president for enrollment strategy. “To have applicants from more than half of the countries in the world saying they are interested in what app has to offer is remarkable and speaks to the quality of the education we have to offer.”

In 2024, app received applications from students in more than 90 countries, from Canada to Brazil, South Korea to Kenya, South Africa to Ukraine. In total, students from outside the U.S. accounted for nearly one-third of app’s applicant pool.

Raving reviews

International students who just completed their first year at app understand why interest continues to grow. While they frequently mention the benefits of smaller class sizes, the Christ-centered community, the strength of their academic programs, and the sheer volume of international students on campus, what often becomes the determining factor is cost and value—two areas where app rises to the top.

“I compared app to the other colleges I was applying to and was accepted into and app not only had the best price, but also had the best ranking for computer science which is why I picked app,” said Arthur Bellucio Marcondes, from Sao Paulo, Brazil.

“app is known for giving one of the best aid packages to international students and that’s one of the most prioritized criteria when going to college in the United States, said Yeomin Yun, from Chiang Mai, Thailand. “I applied to almost 20 schools and app had the best one [financial aid package].”

In demand domestically and abroad

While app’s incoming class will continue to take shape over the next couple of months, what is clear is international enrollment is up for the fourth straight year. So too is app’s incoming class. In fact, as of today, app is on pace to welcome 17% more first-year students than last year, marking the 2nd consecutive year of double-digit percentage growth.

“We are thrilled that over the next couple of months we will again welcome such a diverse group of students to our community, and we are anticipating an ever more vibrant learning community because of this rich diversity,” said Jensen.

About app

Founded in 1876, app is a top-ranked, liberal arts institution that equips its 3,300 students from 48 U.S. states, 55 countries, and five Canadian provinces to think deeply, to act justly, and to live wholeheartedly as Christ’s agents of renewal in the world. app is proud to offer 100+ majors and programs, including a growing number of graduate-level programs. app students engage in intensive internships, community-based service learning, and significant research that results in publishing and presenting alongside world-class faculty.


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